Albert Breer

You don't?

It sounds like you're...

So here's what I look at, though.

Look at the infrastructure for whoever the 27 quarterback they draft is now, right?

You have two first round tackles, an Olufeshanu and an Armand Membu.

You have the inline tight end, Mason Taylor, who was your second round pick last year.

You have the move tight end in Kenyon Sadiq.

You have Garrett Wilson, who's established as a number one and a compliment to him in Omar Cooper Jr.

And you have Brees Hall at running back with Braylon Allen behind him.

And they really liked Braylon Allen before he got hurt last year.

I mean, and now these guys have a year to grow together.

And so if you're sticking a young quarterback in there in 2027, I actually think, like, this might create a pretty good situation for a young quarterback.

You know what I'm saying?

Like, I just... And look, like, there's some ifs there, right?

Like, if Mason Taylor takes a step forward, if Armand Membo becomes who they hope he becomes at right tackle, if Cooper and Sadiq are hits.

But man, they've got, like, some athletes there now.

Um, they've got the premium positions taken care of.

And like, it just looks to me like the infrastructure is really good for a young quarterback.

And, you know, again, like I, I think with Sadiq, one of the keys to me was that he goes to a place that has a good, like a good wide tight end, you know, versus like what he is, is an F because you don't want to play him in line.

And they have that, you know, they took Taylor.